but this is where -- most famous for -- where johnny carson did the first ten years of his "tonight show >> wow. >> jimmy: i love your carson. >> sure, sure. well, since he used to sit here, i should probably sit there. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] [ as johnny carson ] do we have to go to a break? why don't you just sit down? [ laughter ] ho, ho, how the tables have turned. [ laughter ] i've missed you since you retired, jimmy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: [ as ed mcmahon ] yes! >> anyway, do we have to go to a break, by any chance? anyone tell me? one -- we have one minute? one minute, how about that? jimmy, how the hell are ya? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: [ as jim nabors ] well, johnny, i tell you, i'm just so happy to be here. this just -- i watch you all the time and everything and i just want to show you my new -- >> i'm sorry, are you doing gomer pyle now? we went from -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: more of a jim nabors. >> oh, more of a -- [ as johnny carson ] more of a jim nabors. how have you been? do you enjoy doing the show every night? is it fun? >> jimmy: yes, it's actually really a

carson?" and johnny said "we had the usual four, we had... jesus.'t think of anybody. >> rose: (laughs) >> and then he went upstairs and he still couldn't think of any and he was sweating a little. and i liked him so much that i wanted to help but i thought of something, i said oh, my god, i came home one night after a one-person show and somebody said "how did it go? i said fine. they said who was it? and i said... stopped right there. my god, they sat right there. maybe 11 minutes to come up with the easily forgettable name lucille ball. >> rose: (laughs) you can believe that, though, can't you? >> yes, i can. >> the you that does the show is not precisely the you you that goes home. >> rose: you say that but i don't believe that. >> you may be the exception. >> rose: because you they the person who does the show is what? >> well, the person who does the show has access too what mr. brando called automatic pilot that gets you through when you're in trouble. it gets you through even when you're depressed and you can watch a show that you did when d

. >> laughed at, johnny carson killed him. a week later on johnny carson playing the sacks, he won us back. he comes back and wins the presidency in '92 when everybody said, all screwed up, too elitist between '92 and '93 hillary and ego, too far, didn't know how to handle health care, next thing blown out of office. gives a speech saying i'm still relevant. he he comes back, beat bob dole by 9 or 8 point >> rose: and leads after-- he leads 60 some percent in popularity when he leaves even with the problem, impeach. he left with a very high number so he is able to keep coming back. i think he had to come back after mark rich, i think part of this motivation for this incredible commitment to goodwill and good efforts around the world, good work, i think a lot of it is to leave on a very positive way. who wouldn't want to do that. that is part of the thing that does make pretty easy sense, i think. >> rose: and his ambition is? >> keep it going. don't turn out the lights. don't go to sleep. keep it going. remember, and this isn'

as johnny carson once said, "if life were fair, elvis would be alive, and all the impersonators would be dead." i'm not antitax or antigovernment. i'm a consumer advocate. and there's no reason to pay too much or too soon because you didn't know what to do. i'm proud to be an american paying taxes, but i could be just as proud for half the money. how about you? taxes can only increase at this point. the government is going broke, and it's only going to get worse. even the fed chairman says so. look at this recent quote about higher taxes. he says: so the government's financial problems have become our problems. so who pays? we do. because our tax system is a penalty on savers, a penalty on everyone who did everything right and played by the rules. so the big message is that you and your loved ones have to protect your retirement savings from taxes and have to avoid making costly tax mistakes that often cannot be fixed. so first, you have to know the difference between tax deferred and tax free. tax free is better. write that down. tax free means you'll never pay tax on it. tax deferre

he was joined by assistant secretary johnny carson, and a special envoy. the envoy will continue his visit to the region. we recognize that the referendum is not the final chapter in the implementation of a comprehensive peace agreement between now and july the parties must prepare the groundwork for a peaceful implementation of the referendum results. they must resolve the issues, including the status of restoration of the border areas, hold timely and meaningful consultation in blue nile, and reach an agreement on citizenship that reflects international norms and does not arbitrarily strip any one of their citizenship or lead to the expulsion of any citizenship. there is a lot of intensive work that needs to be done leading up to july, when the results of the referendum are able to be acted upon. today, our ambassador at large for global warming issues talked to our global investors' conference, and she will be leaving tonight for travel to the democratic republic of the condo. she will speak in the the city of joy, a center that will help victims of sex